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Re: UK Pap rules was Sexual abuse was Spanking babiesFrom: GA12L@aol.comMon Feb 27 16:30:13 2006
In a message dated 27/02/2006 22:55:55 GMT Standard Time, eramirezt@coqui.net writes: I have seen teenagers with asymptomatic HSV and many other conditions—unaware of their existence – I can’t comprehend why Gail would argue in favor of not doing preventive medicine – finding out what’s not normal… On the contrary, Ef prevention is better than the cure. In my defence, I am not gynae trained so I don't know the things you all...sorry, y'all do. To be honest these things never occurred to me which is why I was asking. Also, women are not routinely examined here so this was different to how it is here. Now it's been explained I can see it's value. I also came to learn and boy do I learn, the hard way admittedly but I learn. I have been on such a steep learning curve that I have almost vanished up my own backside (yeah, you lot wish). Also a lot of nuance gets lost in an email and I really don't mean to come across as some hippy-sandal wearing midwife who thinks women can give birth in a bush by themselves. No I'm not, I hate sandals... Gail
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